Children love books, and there are so many enjoyable ways of encouraging children to learn to read. Firstly, being attracted by the cover and illustrations provides an excellent introduction that begins to build on what I could term as making friends with the text, as they begin to anticipate what comes next.

Rhyme Time is Concerned with Early Literacy

From the opening pages, pre-readers are exposed to illustrations that grab their attention and promote curiosity as to what is happening in each of the story rhymes. An easy-going chat leads into the rhyme itself. Read competently, more rhymes are exposed to the early reader. Turning the pages one at a time begins the concept of reading purposefully from beginning to end.

Building Early Literacy Skills

Encourages language development through engaging rhymes, storytelling, and meaningful conversations that support early reading readiness.

Captivating Illustrations

Colourful and imaginative artwork sparks curiosity, helps children understand story concepts, and keeps young minds engaged from page to page.

Creating a Love for Reading

Introduces children to the joy of books in a fun and accessible way, helping them build confidence and positive reading habits that can last a lifetime.

Learning Through Interaction

Encourages parents, carers, and educators to participate in the reading experience, turning every story into an opportunity for discussion, discovery, and learning.

Book Author

VP Saxton

I loved my years of literacy at school, beginning with simple stories read to me by my mother, eventually forging the way into more complex texts. Skillfully written by imaginative authors, bookshelves in our local library were crammed with volumes. Gradually, the way was paved towards the classics. Books were part of my life, and they still are. Talented contemporary storytellers continue to weave tales of far-off places, historic intrigue, and fantastic adventures.

So many books and so little time!

Rhyme Time

It’s never too early to begin reading to our children. As they respond to sounds, the contents of the page become meaningful. Familiarity fosters anticipation. Mimicry encourages participation.

This delightful collection of alphabetic poems by VP Saxton combines the simplicity of rhythm and rhyme with diverse vocabulary, alliteration, and linguistic features. Further enhanced by imaginative and inclusive illustrations this book is a must for your family bookshelf.

Un-named entries allow space for personalised poems. Select a blank template, insert your family member’s name to create a lasting memory.

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